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The Unofficial Guide to Beating Debt

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This book covers everything from how to make a credit card to how to destroy a credit card and everything in between. Answers to questions like: What is credit? What is credit history? Who has the record and how I can see what others are saying about me? What are the pros and cons of credit cards? Credit card scams and how to protect yourself from them or fight back. Your legal rights and much more. A must read. I wish they thought this in my college.

I can't add much more to the first review. It has all aspects of credit cards, debt, and also a great index of resources available for internet sites, books, phone numbers, and addresses. All of the pages are easy to read and a great resource. You can buy this book, or if you are in debt (like me) get if from the library. You can email me at: edcrawf@bellatlantic.net for more recommendations. Enjoy and conquer your debt!

Do not waste your money on this book. There is plenty of information with useful, downloadable information from the following two sites: Oprah.com...Oprah's debt diet contains vital information provided by three widely known and esteemed financial experts, on how to reduce your debt. You should also (if you haven't already) go to Truecredit.com and purchase all three credit scores. This site also has excellent tools for you to download such as financial spreadsheats/worksheets, and all of the information about how your credit effects you, as well as ways to improve your score. Between truecredit.com, and quicken, and the experts on Oprah's debt diet, I found the superb ways to organize and reduce my debt!